aliquando et insanire jucundum est in Latin

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    "(Entre 49 et 62) Écrit par Sénèque le Jeune dans Sur la tranquillité de l’âme (De Tranquillitate animi).Composé de aliquando (« parfois »), et, insanire (« devenir fou »), jucundum (« agréable ») et est."
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        "Il est parfois bon d’avoir un grain de folie. Il est quelquefois agréable de perdre la raison."
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    "(Entre 49 et 62) Écrit par Sénèque le Jeune dans Sur la tranquillité de l’âme (De Tranquillitate animi).Composé de aliquando (« parfois »), et, insanire (« devenir fou »), jucundum (« agréable ») et est."
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"aliquando et insanire jucundum est" meaning in Latin

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